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I had a look at Iva Whiteley, there are twitter connections to Ryan Graves and initially Diana Pasulka via Kelly Chase of the UFO Rabbit Hole Podcast which is how she seems have become attached to this current UFO flap. Edit: "Her name is Dr. Iya Whiteley and she is a space psychologist who is...

Pilots are probably fairly good observers, generally, but perhaps this leads to some overconfidence with discarding known things "I know what Starlink is, it's those long lines of dots" On average they are probably good, it's the relatively low percentage of times they are wrong that stick out...

The problem is you have "interested celebrities" who are most often down the same rabbit hole and "general public" celebrities who are not interested either way and are not going to jump into some obscure random conspiracy debate because you ask them, unless they are some sort of science...

It's hard to get an insider view, it could be a lot of pilots see them and think "probably satellites" and are not bothered by them and those "reporting them and saying defo not satellites" are UFO fans who want to believe. It is odd though you'd think if this were being seen by lots of pilots...

Why are they often doing timelapses?

You also get them when the wipers wear out and little tears etc happen in the rubber.

This is the high res png of the windscreen wiper pic

Is this a windscreen wiper? Meaning the window is the windscreen and not the side window D we have JPEG individual photo for this one

I don't think so it would be hard (almost impossible) for something distant and moving to line up so well with 2 other things/spots between 2 photos taken from different angles if one or all of them were actually distant object/s. Whereas if they are all fixed points on the glass close to the...

I think this might be it, it explains the cut off on that other picture and the double line spotted by @Ann K

Seems like a crazy lucky coincidence and why does the window distortion end? It could be a convertible/coupe with the doors open like this But then why do the marks line up? it's odd. I have asked for original phone images, but we know how that generally goes.

This post currently has traction over at Reddit Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1ajuup2/classic_model_ufo_sighting_in_argentina/ It purports to show a UFO shot in Argentina sighting in the commune of San Pedro de Colalao, a rural area in the Argentine Republic on 02/05/2024...

More likely it's some motion blur and sharpening effect and the angle. Other insects show stretched similar but less defined 'angled rod' shapes, some of these turn from defined bees into these shapes as they change direction/speed. If you frame by frame at 1 second and watch the 2 bees near...

This one is almost a parody of UFO videos on Reddit. Yes it's just 99.9999% another bee/insect motion blurred (high video FPS does not equal fast shutter speed, generally it's set faster but its not that fast) and if the original poster had from the beginning either said they were filming bees...

One counterpoint might be the dogs stay black, but (as already probably been stated somewhere I am sure,) the dogs are already are max exposure and can't get any darker.

This is what I can't work out with Pasulka, sometimes I read what she has said and it sounds like she's describing a belief system she studied, and sometimes she sounds like she's part of it.

Seems like a bit of 'broken telephone' the 1st report is a more wordy but detailed description and accurate of the starlink pattern an increase in brightness then fade over a few seconds, not flashing (like say an aircraft strobe) the second is an attempt to succinctly convey what they are...

Quadcopter drones also produce a decent amount of heat in the motors in each corner and the central battery, which would likely be apparent in the IR camera.

These optical tracking methods need contrast to detect something to track. The ATFLIR has the ability to use a RADAR track to point the camera at a target, but then can use optical tracking to make a smooth track.

I've witnessed starling murmuration quite a few times, we often get >20,000 Starlings roosting at a local reserve, but it's nothing compared to some of the big murmurations that can be 1 million or more birds. One of my favorite nature experiences was listening to the 20,000 birds after they...